Hunter News Weekly Summary
Hunter News 29 June 2020
A 21-year-old woman is in a stable condition in the John Hunter Hospital after a domestic-related stabbing incident on the Mid North Coast.
A man will face court next month accused of throwing rocks at police after refusing to leave a Lake Macquarie hotel.
A new dog park is set to be built in Newcastle with residents being asked to have their say which suburb would be best.
Work on an art installation project celebrating the Hamilton community by decorating electricity pillars and signal boxes has restarted this week.
Hunter News 26 June 2020
A third man has been arrested over an ugly confrontation with police at Hamilton South on Tuesday.
Newcastle is gearing up to host games in the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup after the joint bid by Australia and New Zealand was successful overnight.
Jetstar has revealed they will cut 112 staff from it's Newcastle maintenance base , following parent company Qantas's announcement 6000 jobs are set go from the entire company.
Hunter News 25 June 2020
A new tourism campaign has been launched to promote the natural beauty of Port Stephens.
Hunter coal towns will share in $50 million worth of funding generated by mining royalties, under an overhaul of the 'Resources for Regions' program.
A man and woman have been charged after allegedly assaulting three police officers in Shortland on Tuesday.